Top Tromso Nature and Wildlife Tours

Get the chance to observe humpback whales and orcas while causing minimal disturbance to their environment during a whale-watching cruise on a boat with a silent hybrid-electric engine. The boat features two indoor saloons with panoramic windows and three outdoor decks to increase your chances of spotting the majestic mammals.

Experience the untamed beauty of the Arctic wilderness! Northern Norway will surprise you with its unique landscape of fjords, mountains, beaches and picturesque villages. During this roundt trip of Kvaløya island, we take care of the full package: pictures of you and the landscape, local pastries, hot beverages, a knowledgeable guide and a driver that will show you the most beautiful spots in the area. We will stop at Ersfjordbotn and Sommarøy to show you as much as possible during the tour. These breaks are also an excellent opportunity for spotting wildlife, like reindeer and sea eagles. Please note that animal sighting is never guaranteed. To keep you warm and comfortable while outside, we provide thermal suits and boots. To ensure that you have the perfect souvenir from your tour, your guide will send you the photos free of charge the following day. Hop in the minibus with us and enjoy the beauty of the Arctic!

Traveling by dog sled is the quintessential way to see the Arctic wilderness, but it takes some practice. This small-group tour from Tromsø teaches you how to control your sled and mush your own team of huskies. Afterward, enjoy cake and a warm drink in the lavvu (traditional Sámi tent).

The mountains, fjords, and islands around Tromso are even more magnificent in winter, covered in snow. This tour runs September to April, letting you see Arctic scenery at its most dramatic. Accompanied by a local guide, admire views of Ersfjord, Kaldfjord, and Grøtfjord, and watch for wildlife including reindeer, seals, and whales. Warm thermal suits, hot chocolate, and coffee or tea are included to keep you cozy in the Arctic chill.

The northern lights are one of the most dazzling natural phenomena in the Arctic Circle, but spotting this elusive spectacle can be a challenge. This tour maximizes your chances of taking in the aurora borealis by heading to the best viewing spot based on the current weather conditions. Stay cozy as you wait for the light show with hot drinks served around a crackling campfire (when conditions allow).

This tour takes you to an arctic fjord and spectacular unspoiled scenery that you wouldn’t be able to see from the mainland. Set off on a hybrid-electric boat and enjoy learning about the local landscape, as well as history, wildlife, culture, and coastal villages through onboard guide commentary. Weather permitting, the tour includes a stop at a fishing facility and exploration of ocean ecosystems using an underwater drone.

Maximize your chances of seeing humpback whales and orcas on a boat safari from Tromsø to Skjervøy. Cruise along a rugged landscape toward the best places to see the mighty mammals, as well as the region's thriving populations of sea birds, while the expert crew fills you in on the unique ecosystem and the fascinating lives of northern Norway’s marine life.

Discover the Arctic landscape’s natural beauty–and go beyond simple sightseeing–on this minibus tour around the fjords of Tromsø, with lunch conveniently included. Ride through rugged mountains, keep a lookout for local wildlife, including reindeer and otters, and uncover scenic spots you might otherwise have missed. Capture images along the way with advice and tips from a professional photographer. Afterward, savor lunch by the water. The tour lasts approximately 5 to 6 hours.

Enhance your experience of Norwegian traditions on a half-day reindeer sledding and Sámi culture experience from Tromsø. On arrival at the homestead, get acquainted with a herd of about 300 reindeer, then embark on a short and exciting reindeer sleigh ride through picturesque frozen landscapes. Warm up with coffee and classic Sámi dishes inside a lavuu (traditional Sámi tent) and listen to stories and songs derived from ancient cultural traditions.

Explore the fjords around Tromso with a small group on this half-day tour. Immerse yourself in the Arctic landscapes that make northern Norway the perfect spot for social media-friendly photo ops. Visit Kvaløya Island and watch out for sightings of moose, eagles, reindeer, and orcas or humpback whales (December and January). You'll be provided with round-trip transportation and a thermal suit to ward against the cold.

Hunting for the northern lights doesn't have to mean shivering with cold. This small-group tour from Tromsø takes you to an optimal viewing spot and provides warm boots and thermal suits, as well as hot drinks, sausages, and cookies to enjoy around a bonfire while you wait for the light show to begin.

Immerse yourself in Sami culture on this tour that introduces you to Norway's Arctic pursuits from Tromsø. Go sledding with reindeer (dependent upon conditions), learn to throw a lasso, and hear about the culture and history of the Sami, the indigenous people of the Arctic. Taste local food for lunch and hear “joik”, or traditional Sami singing. Round-trip transportation from central Tromsø is included.

Enjoy a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in Sámi culture on this tour from Tromsø. Head out of the city to a reindeer camp, take a short sled ride through the snow, then feed the reindeer and warm up with hot drinks and a 3-course dinner inside a traditional hut. Afterward, hear Sámi stories and traditional music by the fireside in an Iavuu (Sámi tent).

Explore Tromsø from the water—and take in scenery you can’t see anywhere else—on this full-day whale-watching safari cruise. Travel onboard a fast, comfortable catamaran along a route designed to maximize wildlife spotting. Look out for humpbacks, orcas, and fin whales, watch these creatures in their natural fjord habitat, and enjoy plenty of photo opportunities along the way.

Turn exploring Norway’s wilds into a cozy, furry, tasty adventure with this combination dogsled-and-dinner experience. You’ll meet your four-legged team and—no experience required—mush through the forest, possibly under the northern lights. When you’re ready to relax, head back to the traditional tent for a hot meal from the open fire, getting a taste of classic Norwegian living.

The island of Kvaloya off the coast near Tromso is home to a stunning range of wildlife. Set out on a wildlife safari to an Arctic fjord to see the various species that roam the region on this half-day small-group tour to the island, with a stop at the quaint fishing village of Sommaroy on the western coast.

Go off the beaten path and get a taste of rural life in Northern Norway on a husky safari experience from Tromsø. Combine stunning scenery with an adrenaline-fueled adventure across Breivikeidet. Head to a husky farm located in snow-smothered wilderness, then climb aboard your sleigh for an exhilarating ride. After your fun-filled ride, revitalize with hot drinks and soup and a sweet cake.

Set out in search of the northern lights—and maximize your chances of spotting them—on this tour from Tromsø, including thermal overalls and souvenir photos. Follow a route tailored precisely to the weather conditions, make scenic stops along the way, and keep your eyes focused on the night sky above. If and when the lights appear, pose for professional shots underneath the aurora.

Spotting wildlife in unfamiliar surroundings can be tricky. Take the guesswork out of your trip on this fjord cruise from Tromsø. Aboard a classic wooden boat, sail the Arctic waters while looking out for seabirds—including sea eagles and puffins—dolphins, pilot whales, and more. Get a deeper insight into wildlife behavior from your guide and warm up with a bowl of hot soup made with freshly caught fish. Fishing is available between the months of February and October.

Northern Norway is steeped in the culture of the Indigenous Sámi people and this tour provides a glimpse of their traditional culture that most travelers miss. Visit a Sámi camp in the Lyngen Alps, sit down to a hot meal in a traditional lavvu, and meet and feed dozens of reindeer. Bonus: If the skies stay clear, be sure to look up for the glowing, flowing northern lights.

The experience starts in the dock in the city center in Tromsø, from there you will take on the arctic night. The boat departs at 20:00 and will set course to the destination where the chances of seeing the Northern Lights are the greatest. On board are a variety of warm and cold drinks for you to enjoy and keep you warm. The boat will stay with the Northern Light as long as it can take into consideration the duration of the tour. The boat will return at the same dock you departed from at 23:30. We cannot guarantee the viewing of the Northern Lights, but if you do not see the Northern Light on your first night, you will be offered a 30 % discount on a new tour on the days we have available places(A new tour is only valid once). Since we do not guarantee to view the Northern Lights, a partial or full refund will not be available if you do not see the Northern Lights.

Seeing the northern lights can be difficult under the bright lights of a big city, so leave Tromsø behind with this northern lights huskies adventure. Head into the dark countryside and enjoy dinner by a campfire and a visit with adorable huskies before the aurora appear, all while keeping warm with included boots and snow overalls.

You will get the opportunity to know the Sami culture and join a pleasant reindeer sledding trip in beautiful North Norwegian nature. Sami are the indigenous people of the North, and our Sami guide would like you to get to know his culture better, both past, present, and future, through tasting some typical Sami food, seeing Sami artifacts, and hearing stories and traditional Sami singing. * If conditions change, we keep the right to amend the duration of the sled-ride. * All animals used for these services are trained for the activity, however, the behavior of animals can be unpredictable and therefore it is essential that all participants follow all given instructions for their safety and the safety of others. *Each reindeer and sled are bound together in a long row with the lead reindeer in the front. * Sleds are shared, 2 participants on one sled. *Reindeer sledding is subject to snow and if weather conditions don't allow us to run the sled-ride we will offer you a partial refund.